import {Appearance} from 'react-native';

For Dark Theme

Appearance.setColorScheme('dark');

For Light Theme

Appearance.setColorScheme('light');

You can read React Native Appearance

It was a bug in the QPY serialization. qiskit 1.4.1 and qiskit 2.0.0 have fixes for it.

Another really great tool for upscaling images is the super-image PyPI package https://pypi.org/project/super-image/. The downside, is this uses stable diffusion, which does not handle text as well. You may have amazing results, but you also might have mixed results.

This package also works best with GPU processing with PyTorch.

first check python as python --version

then run this in cmd python -m ensurepip --default-pip if not there then use this command python get-pip.py. Still not resolved then update the python path to Path enviroment variables

Thanks a lot. I have the data that needs to be added at the end is in an excel file.

what do you mean by "Once you have the new HTML" - This is where i got so confusing meaning

do i need to convert that 5 rows of data into an HTML format? - Could you please provide a dummy sample example of the script please

what if i just want to append those 5 rows of data from excel? is it still required that i get those 5 rows into HTML format?

could you please help with a sample script

1. Create a VM.
2. Install an older OS, Windows or Linux from the same time period the app was published.
3. Install the version of Chrome from that same time period.
4. Run the app within that VM.

My answer comes very late, but if it is useful to anyone, the original documentation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/confidential-computing/quick-create-confidential-vm-arm

Usually every job runs on a different agent, so the issue might be that you execute 'init' on one agent, but run 'plan' on another one. You can try to either add 'init' task in the 'TerraformPlan' job or add 'plan' task after 'init' in the 'TerraformInit' job to see if this works

I understand that OP is asking about counting bloom filters. However, a question that is equivalent in essence has already been asked and answered regarding normal bloom filters.

Why bloom filters use the same array for all k hashing algorithms

The answer above proves that using a single array (as is the case with a bloom filter or counting bloom filter) will actually result in less false positives.

That begs the question (the reverse of OP's original question), "What is the advantage of count-min sketches?"

Count-min Sketches were introduced in 2003, after counting bloom filters were already introduced, and the purpose and benefits are explained in the original paper.

Run aws configure list .

If profile is not set, then you need to set it along with others (AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, AWS_DEFAULT_REGION):

export AWS_PROFILE=default

export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=A*******

export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=***

export AWS_DEFAULT_REGION=us-east-1 (Note: Change for appropriate region)

Ranadip Was correct!!! His suggestion fixed the problem... But I got an error because $key needed to be [string]$key. The problem went away after that!!! You all have done me a great service!!!!!

$button.InputMapping = $key

In my case, I just had to set a web browser as default in the system settings and then i successfully logged in.

Did you ever solve this. I am having the same issue. Not sure when it started

I had the same problem: 4.8 targeting pack and SDK were both installed and recognized by VS as installed components but it would not show up in the list for target frameworks.

Then I remembered that a .csproj is xml, so I text edited the target platform to net4.8 and I went on my merry way.

•••••••••••••••

header 1	header 2
cell 1	cell 2
cell 3	cell 4

In Firefox accent-color works:

input[type="date"] {
    accent-color: white;
}

The issue you're encountering might be related to the system locale. You can try adding the following line in your pom.xml to set the system language to English, which can resolve template-related errors in pom.xml..

<argLine>-Duser.language=en</argLine>

This will ensure that the FreeMarker templates are processed correctly and might resolve the issue you're facing.

This looks like an issue where this superfluous message is logged, this has been fixed in an update, please see https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/SupportArticles-docs/blob/main/support/sql/releases/sqlserver-2022/cumulativeupdate6.md most importantly 2425643.

You might have added the remote as an ssh remote. Change it to the https remote address

I found that if you just initialize dompdf with DejaVu Sans as the default font it works perfectly with cyrillic:

$dompdf = new Dompdf(['defaultFont' => 'dejavu sans']);

This seems to be the easiest and most straightforward solution

The answer is to add the new DPM server to the Azure Recovery Service Vault backup infrastructure by registering it - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/backup/backup-azure-dpm-introduction#register-the-dpm-server-in-the-vault I hope this helps anyone that is still looking at this error.

For anyone using 'cmd' instead of 'pwsh' (such as me)

I discovered that for Windows 'cmd' shell that

ECHO SOME_ENV_VAR=Some Value >> %GITHUB_ENV%

is what you need

It could be something like:

x /s *($rbp-32)

Try adding IDs to the sections you want to navigate to, like . Since that section is on /home, you can link to it using href="/home#pricing". I believe that's what you're trying to achieve

Convert the Template field to json.RawMessage in a MarshalJSON method on BrandTemplate.

type BrandTemplate struct {
    Type     string `json:"type"`   // Template type (e.g., email_forgot_password)
    Locale   string `json:"locale"` // Locale (e.g., "es" for Spanish, "en" for English)
    Template string `json:"-"`      // Template content (Email/SMS content)
}

func (t *BrandTemplate) MarshalJSON() ([]byte, error) {
    // Define type to break recursive calls to MarshalJSON.
    // The type X has all of fields for BrandTemplate, but
    // non of the methods.
    type X BrandTemplate

    // Marshal a type that shadows BrandTemplate.Template
    // with a raw JSON field of the same name.
    return json.Marshal(
        struct {
            *X
            Template json.RawMessage `json:"template"`
        }{
            (*X)(t),
            json.RawMessage(t.Template),
        })
}

https://play.golang.com/p/2ZQlziRRDOY

Restart the PC and the problem is solved.

I am aware the question is 'finely aged' but, repair does (did) not resolve the issue. SSDT exists on my PC; features missing in VS 2015r3

Had the same issue with the consent page when accessing google maps. Managed to get around the consent page by sending the appropriate cookies when submitting the request.

In Chrome, if you open the console and go to the section application, then Storage, then Cookies, in there you will be able to find the google related cookies under https://www.google.com/

After passing the cookies called NID and SOCS in the request headers, I managed to get the actual page.

cookies = {'NID':'my_cookie_value'
        ,'SOCS':'my_cookie_value'}
response = requests.get('my_url', cookies=cookies)

I am implementing edge-to-edge UI in my Android app, but my content is overlapping the status bar on Android 15. I want my layout to adjust properly based on system bars and display cutouts.

As per Android's official documentation (https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/layout/edge-to-edge), I am using the following code to handle window insets:

ViewCompat.setOnApplyWindowInsetsListener(binding.recyclerView) { v, insets ->
val bars = insets.getInsets(
    WindowInsetsCompat.Type.systemBars() or WindowInsetsCompat.Type.displayCutout()
)
v.updatePadding(
    left = bars.left,
    top = bars.top,
    right = bars.right,
    bottom = bars.bottom
)
WindowInsetsCompat.CONSUMED

}

You need to copy and paste it from the box diagram in the exercise. It works if you use their exact syntax. Don't type it yourself. Only go in and change the part that maps it to your specific project name (the one BigQuery gave you).

I tried this way in case that email is about to enter.

const onChangeEmail = (e) => setEmail(e.target.value);

and then input tag,

input type="email" value={email} onChange={onChangeEmail}

So, onChangeEmail is controlled.

It works for me with xcode 16.2. Thanks.

Sequelize.fn('COUNT', Sequelize.col('comments.id')

at the end via execute_process() i opened shell script file which inside also opens another terminal windows with their own script files which run on their own, so execute_process() does not wait for it to finish as the main termianl window finished…

in each own shell script file there is a sleeper waiting for *.pbxproj appear and then do some modification which Cmake can not do on its own

put the namespace name before the macro name in both the definition and the use, and treat the definition as being outside of it.

Man... I wish we could somehow write a code that takes back to a time where this was the biggest issue in our life. #FOREVER2012

I've just found this: https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/issues/33660

So I think the answer is no, for now.

Your issue is that DuckDB requires arrays to be passed in a proper format when updating. Instead of directly assigning a NumPy array, you need to convert it to a list using .tolist().

Maybe you are using v4 of Tailwind, which does not use init, but this instead:

npm install tailwindcss @tailwindcss/vite

https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation/using-vite

Version 3.4 uses this:

npm install -D tailwindcss@3
npx tailwindcss init

https://v3.tailwindcss.com/docs/installation

Is this still a problem? With Astah 10.0 Professional it works fine

Although I barely have any experience I did find this. It seems like Apple has the very function you need integrated. You would create a new CBUUID object using the MAC Address as the parameter. Using var_name.uuidString you'd get the UUID the iPhone would assign to the peripheral you're looking for.

The issue here is that parallel is not properly formatting the rsync command. The rsync command expects a source and a destination, but the way parallel is passing {} is incorrect.

Ensure {} is prefixed with the remote hostname properly. Modify your command as follows:

ssh -o ConnectTimeout=10 -i /home/ec2-user/.ssh/remote.pem [email protected]
-q -t 'find /var/log/ -type f -print0' |
parallel -j 5 -0 rsync -aPvv -e "ssh -i /home/ec2-user/.ssh/remote.pem"
[email protected]:'{}' /home/ec2-user/local_log/

Kudos to @GuillaumeOutters for bringing up rounding errors.

It seems that different orderings of summing results in (exactly?) two different results, but the difference is something like 17395708 vs 17395696 -- that's a difference of 12, and already way outside the significant digits of the real type. I shouldn't even have considered this difference as significant.

I confirmed this by casting the values to double precision before summing, and the problem went away.

Even though it feels strange that the result switches between these exact two values (for one group; the other groups have different values but with similar characteristics), that's likely just up to how the real type behaves.

Thanks to everybody who chimed in (in the comments to the question).

you need to override inputAccessoryView like this in your WKWebView subclass:

import WebKit

class MyAwesomeWebView: WKWebView {

    override var inputAccessoryView: UIView? {
        return nil
    }

}

Not sure if it's still relevant but for me the problem was IPython version which was 9.0.1. After downgrading to IPython==8.33.0 it was working. Command:

pip install ipython==8.33

For a data factory to read the metrics of a SHIR, the subtype of the SHIR has to be Shared. If the SHIR is shared on a different data factory and if the metrics are tried to be read from over there, the subtype says Linked and will not provide any metrics.

Usually you create a Filter Class with all fields you want to filter, so it might has a strong similarity to the bean you display in the grid. And the instance of the filter class can be applied to the data view, which returns when you set items to the grid component.

There is a pretty good example in the Filtering section of the documentation. https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/components/grid#filtering

On table_name_4, in the where clause should be:

Where date>= max_pt ("table_name_5")

The latest version is actually there: https://packagecontrol.io/packages/REBOL

I just went to Features in the App's settings and under Accept Payments, there was a short verification I need to complete. The verification process asked me to enter the email and phone number my customers can reach out to for support, whether I was a decision maker, and my percent of ownership of the business. After verifying my email the process was complete and I can now accept credit card payments. Thanks Luis!

@dbush posted an answer of one way to solve it through the common initial sequence rule and unions.

Another way, which is perhaps more rugged and reliable in terms of compiler support, is to have one struct declare an instance of the other struct as its first member. As it turns out, that's the recommended way of implementing inheritance & polymorphism in C, which seems to be what you are doing.

There's this rule found in the current C23 standard below 6.7.3.2:

A pointer to a structure object, suitably converted, points to its initial member (or if that member is a bit-field, then to the unit in which it resides), and vice versa.

This allows us to convert freely from a pointer to a struct and a pointer to the first item in the struct. This rule goes way back to the first C standard and compilers have supported it from a time before strict aliasing debacles became mainstream in the early 2000s.

(The only minor issue is that C actually doesn't specify "suitably converted", although that's a quality of implementation issue and every compiler I ever used interprets it as "explicitly cast to the corresponding pointer type".)

Check out this Q&A for some examples of how to do that: How do you implement polymorphism in C?

Found a resolution to this. In package.json replace the relative file paths for the @jutro libraries with actual file versions e.g. BEFORE "dependencies": { "@digitalsdk/cli": "^10.9.2", "@jutro/app": "file:./@jutro/app", "@jutro/auth": "file:./@jutro/auth", "@jutro/browserslist-config": "file:./@jutro/browserslist-config", . . .

AFTER "dependencies": { "@digitalsdk/cli": "10.9.2", "@jutro/app": "10.9.2", "@jutro/auth": "10.9.2", "@jutro/browserslist-config": "10.9.2", . . .

From docs:

Considerations when Enabling Querying

You can make an encrypted field queryable. To change which fields are encrypted or queryable, rebuild the collection's encryption schema and re-create the collection.

https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/core/queryable-encryption/fundamentals/encrypt-and-query/#considerations-when-enabling-querying

I was experiencing the same issue.

Solved after following the two steps:

1. Adding "commands" in bot scope
2. Including @app.command(“/my_command") in OAuth request

I was experiencing the similar issue.

Solved after following the two steps:

1. Adding "commands" in bot scope
2. Including @app.command(“/my_command") in OAuth request

Ok.. It seems to be a 10 years old open bug: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-37030

In my opinion, handling everything within a single Livewire component (both step-by-step form data and dynamic field logic) seems too bulky.

It's up to you, there's no really better solution, just keep in mind that if you will reuse this exact same form somewhere else it is obvious that you should put it in a dedicated Form object. Otherwise, do as you think its the best to you to handle it.

And to be honest, I’m not even sure if I should use Livewire for dynamic fields at all. I've seen opinions suggesting that it might be overkill since every update would trigger a request to the server. Some suggested using sessions instead, but I feel like that would be inconvenient.

Triggering a request for every update isn't a bad thing by itself since Livewire have been designed to work with lifecycles events, it just depends how you handle it. There's nothing bad in triggering a request if you want to add another input in the step 2 of your form, it just depends how you manage the lifecycles of your component.

My way to handle that would be to create regular public properties for each of your form inputs, then for the dynamic inputs case i'd create public array properties and just iterate on them. This tutorial is a good example of that solution.

Once you submit the form make sure to validate the inputs if needed and store the data it the way you need it.

I hope this will help.

7e068727fdb347b685b658d2981f8c85f7bf0585`

s44 x55s7e068727fdb347b685b658d2981f8c85f7bf0585 d55x enter link description here`1 ][ enter link description here

Solution for Fixing Sass Import in Vite 3

Install sass if It's Not Installed

If sass is missing from your project, install it using:

npm install sass --save-dev

Fix the Path in vite.config.js

In vite.config.js, change the additionalData option to use the alias @ instead of ./src/...:

import { fileURLToPath, URL } from 'node:url'
import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import vue from '@vitejs/plugin-vue'
import vueDevTools from 'vite-plugin-vue-devtools'

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    vue(),
    vueDevTools(),
  ],
  css: {
    preprocessorOptions: {
      scss: {
        additionalData: `@use "@/assets/scss/_variables.scss" as *;`
      }
    }
  },
  resolve: {
    alias: {
      '@': fileURLToPath(new URL('./src', import.meta.url))
    },
  },
})

Restart the Vite Development Server

npm run dev

Key Points:

✔ Use @use "@/assets/scss/_variables.scss" as *; instead of @import, since @import is deprecated in Dart Sass 3.0.0+.

✔ Ensure the path starts with @/ instead of ./src/, which might not be resolved correctly by Vite.

There's always (especially with ruby) many ways to structure code. Here's my approach and what I consider to be improvements, but your opinions and preferences may be different. Also - you can decide to ignore Rubocop. This warning doesn't say it's wrong code, just that maybe it's possible to write it better.

Original code

def destroy
  unless Current.user.default_entity.owner == Current.user ||
          Current.user.default_entity.user_privileged?('manage_contacts')

    redirect_back(fallback_location: contacts_path, alert: t('errors.no_access_rights')) and return
  end

  unless @contact.invoices.count.zero?
    redirect_back(fallback_location: contacts_path,
                  alert: t('errors.cant_delete_contact_with_invoices')) and return
  end

  unless @contact.offers.count.zero?
    redirect_back(fallback_location: contacts_path,
                  alert: t('errors.cant_delete_contact_with_offers')) and return
  end

  @contact.destroy

  redirect_to contacts_path, status: :see_other
end

Variation 1

Let's get rid of duplication - we can set alert when there's a problem, and if we set it, we return and redirect.

def destroy
  alert = nil
  unless Current.user.default_entity.owner == Current.user || Current.user.default_entity.user_privileged?('manage_contacts')
    alert = t('errors.no_access_rights')
  end

  unless @contact.invoices.count.zero?
    alert = t('errors.cant_delete_contact_with_invoices')
  end

  unless @contact.offers.count.zero?
    alert = t('errors.cant_delete_contact_with_offers')
  end

  return redirect_back(fallback_location: contacts_path, alert:) if alert

  @contact.destroy

  redirect_to contacts_path, status: :see_other
end

We didn't really make the code shorter or less branched, but we got some insight - there's logic for finding possible problems, and there are two ways this method end - redirect_back with error, or destruction of contact.

Variation 2

Let's move setting alert to separate private method, making action cleaner

def destroy
  return redirect_back(fallback_location: contacts_path, alert:) if alert

  @contact.destroy

  redirect_to contacts_path, status: :see_other
end

private

def alert
  unless Current.user.default_entity.owner == Current.user || Current.user.default_entity.user_privileged?('manage_contacts')
    return t('errors.no_access_rights')
  end

  unless @contact.invoices.count.zero?
    return t('errors.cant_delete_contact_with_invoices')
  end

  unless @contact.offers.count.zero?
    return t('errors.cant_delete_contact_with_offers')
  end
end

The naming here is possibly not great, but it was just fast brainstorm.

This again enhanced the readability of the core - destroy method, and makes it simpler to move the details around, which leads to:

Variation 3

Why are we checking for whether model can be deleted? Controller doesn't need to know that, this knowledge possibly lies in model. Also, ActiveRecord models have a great native way of managing validations and errors, so that will help us make more standard Rails endpoint. Here for reference - Rails docs and Rails guide

# app/models/contact.rb
class Contact < ApplicationRecord
  ...

  before_destroy :validate_destruction, prepend: true


  private

  def validate_destruction
    unless Current.user.default_entity.owner == Current.user || Current.user.default_entity.user_privileged?('manage_contacts')
      errors.add t('errors.no_access_rights')
      return false
    end

    unless invoices.count.zero?
      errors.add t('errors.cant_delete_contact_with_invoices')
      return false
    end

    unless offers.count.zero?
      errors.add t('errors.cant_delete_contact_with_offers')
      return false
    end
  end
end

# app/controllers/contracts_controller.rb

def destroy
  if  @contact.destroy
    redirect_to contacts_path, status: :see_other
  else
    redirect_back(fallback_location: contacts_path, alert:) if alert
  end
end

Nice and clean.

I didn't really test all the code, so I don't guarantee it works exactly this way, I'm just trying to point direction

Some general thoughts:

• It's your decision how much logic resides in controller. However, code in controller is much more difficult to test and reuse. Having code in model makes it very simple to write unit tests for Contact with different states, checking whether it will allow us to delete it.
• Ask "who should know/do this?". Should controller know about contact having invoices? Only if that's necessary. Here, it's not.
• You can always try to move code around, bundle it to functions/methods/helpers/.. and just see how it feels. Experiment, play around, and get an intuition for good code.

Since it is a non nullable property you will never be able to asign null. What you can do is create a ReesetDate method that sets _date1 to null if that would ever be needed.

_date1 will be null by default if there is no value asigned to it in the constructor so i dont see why you would want to reset it to null.

I have just encountered the same issue in my iPad app (using TS not React). Have you found a solution yet? I'll keep digging

I figured it out on my own - ctrl+.

this was fixed by applying this in styles.scss:

.mdc-notched-outline__notch {
  border-right: none;
}

the problem was because of the outline appearence i do not know if there is a permanent and more effecient fix for it (https://github.com/angular/components/issues/26102)

In my case I had a table where the text had multiple line breaks not showing up.

My solution was to add following CSS to <td> tag:

white-space:pre-line;

You can't preventing modifying this file due to the internal processes of Vaadin.

Why do you want to stop it?

After a bunch of trial and error, i've found a good solution (at least for my 50-node solution. I'll list all the changes I did:

1. I've gone back and simplified my evaluation function, now it takes the value of an edge, without penalization, as I found out my penalization was causing too much of an effect on the result.
2. I've added local search (memetization) on the algorithm used.
3. I've decreased the HallOfFame size to 1.
4. I added stagnation detection. If the algorithm doesn't improve after 25 generations, I increase the mutation rate. After 5 increases, I regenerate the population using the best individual and reset the mutation rate to the original. After 3 cycles of this, the genetic algorithm halts.

After this improvements, I finally got the following graph:

Looking at the evolution graph, you can clearly see the population resets that lead to a better path.

Any further tips will be greatly appreciated! :)

Final code:

# Previous code
    def eaSimpleWithElitism(self,
                            population,
                            toolbox,
                            cxpb,
                            mutpb,
                            ngen,
                            stats=None,
                            halloffame=None,
                            verbose=__debug__):
        """This algorithm is similar to DEAP eaSimple() algorithm, with the modification that
        halloffame is used to implement an elitism mechanism. The individuals contained in the
        halloffame are directly injected into the next generation and are not subject to the
        genetic operators of selection, crossover and mutation.
        """
        logbook = tools.Logbook()
        logbook.header = ['gen', 'nevals'] + (stats.fields if stats else [])

        # Evaluate the individuals with an invalid fitness
        invalid_ind = [ind for ind in population if not ind.fitness.valid]
        fitnesses = toolbox.map(toolbox.evaluate, invalid_ind)
        for ind, fit in zip(invalid_ind, fitnesses):
            ind.fitness.values = fit

        if halloffame is None:
            raise ValueError("halloffame parameter must not be empty!")

        halloffame.update(population)
        hof_size = len(halloffame.items) if halloffame.items else 0

        record = stats.compile(population) if stats else {}
        logbook.record(gen=0, nevals=len(invalid_ind), **record)
        if verbose:
            print(logbook.stream)

        best_val = float('inf')
        gens_stagnated = 0
        mut_exploder = 1
        cicles = 0

        # Begin the generational process
        for gen in range(1, ngen + 1):

            # Select the next generation individuals
            offspring = toolbox.select(population, len(population) - hof_size)

            # Vary the pool of individuals
            offspring = algorithms.varAnd(offspring, toolbox, cxpb, mutpb)

            # Evaluate the individuals with an invalid fitness
            invalid_ind = [ind for ind in offspring if not ind.fitness.valid]
            fitnesses = toolbox.map(toolbox.evaluate, invalid_ind)
            for ind, fit in zip(invalid_ind, fitnesses):
                ind.fitness.values = fit

            elite = halloffame.items
            for i, e in enumerate(elite):
                ie = self.local_search_2opt(e)
                e[:] = ie[:]
                e.fitness.values = self.evaluate_tsp(e)

            # add the best back to population:
            offspring.extend(elite)

            # Update the hall of fame with the generated individuals
            halloffame.update(offspring)

            # Replace the current population by the offspring
            population[:] = offspring

            # Append the current generation statistics to the logbook
            record = stats.compile(population) if stats else {}
            logbook.record(gen=gen, nevals=len(invalid_ind), **record)
            if verbose:
                print(logbook.stream)

            val = halloffame[0].fitness.values[0]
            if val < best_val:
                best_val = val
                gens_stagnated = 0
            else:
                gens_stagnated += 1
            if gens_stagnated >= 25:
                print("Stagnated")
                if mut_exploder < 5:
                    toolbox.register("mutate", 
                                     tools.mutShuffleIndexes, 
                                     indpb=1/(self.graph.nodes - mut_exploder))
                    mut_exploder += 1
                else:
                    print("Reseting...")
                    for i, ind in enumerate(population):
                        population[i] = halloffame.items[0]
                    mut_exploder = 1
                    toolbox.register("mutate", 
                                     tools.mutShuffleIndexes, 
                                     indpb=1/(self.graph.nodes))
                    cicles += 1
                gens_stagnated = 0
            
            if cicles >= 3: break

        return population, logbook

    def run_ga_tsp(self,
                   ngen: int = 3000,
                   cxpb: float = 0.7,
                   mutpb: float = 0.2,
                   pop_size: int = 1000,
                   dir: str | None = None,
                   idx: int = 0,
                   vrb: bool = True) -> tuple[list[int], float]:
        """Runs the Genetic Algorithm for the Traveling Salesman Problem.
        
        This function calls the wrapper functions that define the creator, 
        toolbox and the attributes for the Genetic Algorithm designed to solve
        the Traveling Salesman Problem. It then runs the Genetic Algorithm and 
        returns the best path found and its total value, while also calling the
        wrapper function to plot the results.

        Args:
            ngen (optional): The number of generations. Defaults to 100.
            cxpb (optional): The mating probability. Defaults to 0.9.
            mutpb (optional): The mutation probability. Defaults to 0.1.
            pop_size (optional): The size of the population. Defaults to 200.
            dir (optional): The directory where the plots should be saved. 
                Defaults to None, in which case the plot(s) won't be saved.
            idx (optional): The index for the plot to save. Defaults to 0.
            vrb: (optional): Run the algorithm in verbose or non-verbose mode.
                Defaults to True.

        Returns:
            A tuple containing the best path found and its total value.
        """
        random.seed(169)
        if not self.graph.distances: self.graph.set_distance_matrix()
        
        creator = self._define_creator()
        toolbox = self._define_toolbox()
        population, stats, hof, = self._define_ga(toolbox, pop_size)

        population, logbook = self.eaSimpleWithElitism(population,
                                                       toolbox,
                                                       cxpb=cxpb,
                                                       mutpb=mutpb,
                                                       ngen=ngen,
                                                       stats=stats,
                                                       halloffame=hof,
                                                       verbose=vrb)

        best = [i for i in hof.items[0]]
        best += [best[0]]
        total_value = self.evaluate_tsp(best)[0]

        if vrb:
            print("-- Best Ever Individual = ", best)
            print("-- Best Ever Fitness = ", total_value)

        if dir:
            self._plot_ga_results(best, logbook, dir, idx)
        else:
            self._plot_ga_results(best, logbook).show()

        return best, total_value

    def _define_toolbox(self) -> base.Toolbox:
        """Defines a deap toolbox for the genetic algorithms.
        
        The ``deap.base.createor`` module is part of the DEAP framework. It's 
        used as a container for functions, and enables the creation of new
        operators by customizing existing ones. This function extracts the
        ``toolbox`` instantiation from the ``run_ga_tsp`` function so the code
        is easier to read and follow. 
        
        In the ``toolbox`` object is where the functions used by the genetic
        algorithm are defined, such as the evaluation, selection, crossover
        and mutation functions.

        Returns:
            The toolbox defined for the genetic algorithm.
        """
        toolbox = base.Toolbox()
        toolbox.register("random_order", 
                         random.sample, 
                         range(self.graph.nodes), 
                         self.graph.nodes)
        toolbox.register("individual_creator", tools.initIterate,
                         creator.Individual, toolbox.random_order)
        toolbox.register("population_creator", tools.initRepeat, list,
                         toolbox.individual_creator)

        toolbox.register("evaluate", self.evaluate_tsp)
        toolbox.register("select", tools.selTournament, tournsize=2)

        toolbox.register("mate", tools.cxOrdered)
        toolbox.register("mutate",
                         tools.mutShuffleIndexes,
                         indpb=1.0/self.graph.nodes)
        toolbox.register("clone", self._clone)

        return toolbox
# Rest of code

Turns out My windows was just using english as its primary language, once i set windows 11 to use Check Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support everything worked fine.

Solution 1: Use

const fs = require('node:fs');

instead of

import * as fs from 'node:fs';

Solution 2:

Use

node --input-type=module script.js

instead of

node script.js

I have a lot of rules and it's impossible to report all of this in the code. How to do to import the excel (I have a csv) automatically to a rules object?

1. Click the Copilot Icon at the top.
2. Click "Configure Code Completions"
3. Depending on the current state, click "Enable Completions" or "Disable Completions" to toggle it.

It started working for me when I emptied the default DerivedData folder and manually created ModuleCache.noindex folder. If any other folders are needed just creating it worked for me. This is a really annoying bug.

The langchain_elasticsearch library in LangChain simplifies the integration of Elasticsearch for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG).

Initialization: Use ElasticsearchStore() to create an Elasticsearch vector store.

Storing Documents: Add documents to the vector store using add_documents(documents).

Retrieving Documents: Perform similarity-based retrieval with similarity_search(query, embedding_model), which finds relevant chunks based on embeddings.

If you have any specific answers about this topic dont hesitate to reach me out.

1. Click the Copilot Icon at the top.
2. Click "Configure Code Completions"
3. Depending on the current state, click "Enable Completions" or "Disable Completions" to toggle it.

the mistake was that in addition to do_read(), which I called at the end of the read_message() method, I also called it in another part of my code, which led to an error, the result: one do_read() is enough.

I had this problem and fixed it by displaying offscreen then doing setPosition after ~100msec. Maybe a shorter delay could work too. Worked on windows, have not tried mac yet. Create the window with x=-20000, or calculate based on screens. Then just bw.setPosition(actualX, y).

Angular has tried to tie SSG together with SSR at the moment, so even if you only want to use SSG/prerender, it will force you to set a server and also will build a server, and rename your index files so they don't work off the bat.

It's stilly, but you can literally just rename the index.csr.html files and then server as static content as expected.

Yes, you can achieve this using as const to preserve the literal type of fields:

const user = { fields: ["name"] as const };

I ran

sudo gem install cocoapods

And then restarted Android Studio.

can we add amount filter as well in here

I currently encounter thesame issue, this could be the culprit, we can target what spins and what should not spin via this tailwind thing hahaha, happy coding

BTW ispac is binary file but it is just a zipped project folder (try to replace .ispac extension into .zip or append .zip extension to .ispac and open it as a zip file).

Field renames requires control over the consumer schema if you target to have a backward compatible deployment.

This means that you have to:

1. Register the schema version containing the alias to the schema registry (at this point both apps still use the old schema)
2. Deploy the consumer application to use the latest schema version (at this point, producer publishes with the old schema, but the consumer "understands" both field names)
3. Deploy the producer application to use the latest schema version (at this point, both applications communicate via the renamed field)

In this case, the deployment order is important and complies to being backward compatible. As you already saw, updating the producer first will break consumers due to the fact that they are not aware of an alias since they do not use that schema.

I am encountering the same error repeatedly. Could this issue be related to macOS 12 being outdated or reaching its end of support?

This doesn't actually fix the problem but is a work around. Instead of:

data = np.fromfile(filepath,dtype=np.uint8)

I replaced it with:

with open(filepath, 'rb') as file:
    data = array.array('B',file.read())
data = np.array(data)

Now I can run the script without without error and without using F9.

So I, of course, solved it a few hours after posting the issue here by just scheduling the command to execute later.

player.getServer().scheduleInTicks(5, () => {
        player.runCommand(`execute in minecraft:overworld run item replace block ${copyx} ${copyy} ${copyz} container.0 with ${book.getId()}${book.getNbt()}`);
    })

My educated guess on why this is happening:
I assume you can only interact with the world in the tick event, and not in any other event. So, by scheduling it, it gets executed in a later tick event, and thus works.

Authorization to access databricks API via power apps {"error_description":"OAuth application with client_id: '5be4998e-7916-48aa-b62f-f3bdafec260f' not available in Databricks account '64a96936-b09e-489c-b813-696d6d4488a0'.","error":"invalid_request"}

The error message suggests that the OAuth application with the provided is not available in your Databricks account. Make sure your app is added as service principal in Databricks. Below are the steps for above error resolution.

Step 1. log in to the Azure Databricks workspace.
Step 2. Click your username in the top bar of the Azure Databricks workspace and select Settings.
Step 3. Click on the Identity and access tab and add your client ID.

Step 4. Next to Service principals, click Manage.
Step 5. Click Add service principal.

Step 6.Click the drop-down arrow in the search box and then click Add new.
Step 7.Under Management, choose Databricks managed.

Step 8. Enter a name for the service principal. Click Add.
Step 9. Finally open power apps and add necessary details as shown in picture.
Add client ID from Azure AD and create a secret ID, authorization URL add Databricks URL and as shown in below screenshot.

Step 10 . Finally test the connection.

Working in VSCode on a Mac (not sure if the menu names are different), you need to click on Code > Settings > Settings to get to the Settings menu. Then select the Workspace tab and continue with the instructions provided in the top answer.

were you able to do this? like i have to edit the pdf file user can edit the text or even table values and some form values which i first replace from the fields from the database, how did you achieve that editing part?

I can give you the technical differences but the "best options" is opinion based. Basically: React Native Projects are limited in their Add-On support so depending on how big you want to scale this storybook, or use hybrid components react is your way to go. If you want a soley robust React Native program react-native is the preffered choice atleast in my opinion. The Frameworks differ as native is in app and react is using a web-based UI. The reason why some mix it in a project is just because they want to have a web-review and a mix supports you there as react alone has some wonky interactions with react-native components.

When new to python and programming, I struggled with a means to edit a specific record in a list. List comprehensions will EXTRACT a record but it does not return an .index() in my_list. To edit the record in place I needed to know the .index() of the actual record in the list and then substitute values and this, to me, was the real value of the method.

I would create a unique list using enumerate():

unique_ids = [[x[0], x[1][3]] for x in enumerate(my_list)]

Without getting into details about the structure of my_list, x[0] in the above example was the index() of the record whereas the 2nd element was the unique ID of the record.

for example, suppose the record I wanted to edit had unique ID "24672". It was a simple matter to locate the record in unique_ids

wanted = [x for x in unique_ids if x[1] == "24672"][0] wanted (245, "24672")

Thus I knew the index at the moment was 245 so I could edit as follows:

my_list[245][6] = "Nick"

This would change the first name field in the my_list record with index 245.

my_list[245][8] = "Fraser"

This would change the last name field in the my_list record with index 245.

I could make as many changes as I wanted and then write the changes to disk once satisfied.

I found this workable.

If anyone knows a faster means, I would love to know it.

I don't want https redirection in bootstrap. how can i cancel this redirection?

Use fish ! For Mac Users:

brew install fish

I was looking for a solution as well, and came across this gist which helps you do exactly that.

request.raw.version_string gives the text presentation, e.g. HTTP/1.1

What worked for me:

brew update
brew upgrade icu4c
brew link --force icu4c
brew reinstall node

After this, both my node --version and npm create commands worked as expected

Within the settings.py file, before the cache settings were encountered, I instantiated a local client which made use of the Django cache API and thus set the cache backend to the default django.core.cache.backends.locmem.LocMemCache.

Moving the cache settings up in the file before the instantiation of the local client allowed the correct django_bmemcached.memcached.BMemcached backend to be set as specified.

Check for "regular" filters removing rows... I spent hours looking for a programmatic solution, then an issue with excel, before finally realizing that a filter 30 columns in was blocking rows...

Thanks so much for your help!

@Bnazaruk – you were right, the issue was with a GTM tag. And thanks to @disinfor’s suggestion, I checked the console log. At first, it didn’t tell me much, but after looking at it a few times, I noticed a link related to CookieYes.

It turned out that the tag created for Consent Mode with CookieYes was conflicting with the plugin’s own script.js, leading to an infinite loop that prevented certain elements on the page from loading.

Now, I’ll be working on fixing the issue with this tag.

Once again, thanks for your help!

schema = @Schema(types = {"integer"})

You can work around the issue by using "types" instead of "type".

It seems to be a bug with swagger core 3.1. Here and here are two GitHub issues related to the problem.